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The 21st Century Cities Initiative is a Johns Hopkins University initiative focused on urban change. Its events bring researchers and practitioners together around housing, governance, inequality and technologies that reshape city life.

Cities · Housing · Governance

Acquired is a podcast created and hosted by Ben Gilbert and David Rosenthal. The series tells the histories and strategies of major companies through long-form episodes designed as narrative investigations rather than commentary on current news. Its recurring question is why one company worked spectacularly while many others failed.

Strategy · Company history · Technology

Afrofeeling is an Afro-optimistic media platform highlighting talent, companies, cultures and initiatives from across Africa. It combines a magazine, directory, events calendar, videos and podcasts to make people and expertise more visible across subjects including business, design, tourism, culture, food and wellbeing.

African entrepreneurship · Culture · Leadership

The All-In Podcast brings together Chamath Palihapitiya, Jason Calacanis, David Sacks and David Friedberg for conversations about business, technology and society. Born when their weekly poker game was interrupted during the pandemic, the program combines discussions among the four hosts with guest interviews.

Business · Technology · Society

The Aspen Institute is a nonprofit educational organization that runs programs, conferences and conversations about leadership and public issues. Its channel preserves discussions with executives, researchers and civic leaders.

Leadership · Society · Public policy

BG2 is an open-source podcast about technology, markets, investing and capitalism. It is hosted by Brad Gerstner, founder and CEO of Altimeter, and Bill Gurley, a former general partner at Benchmark. Episodes combine market analysis, strategic readings of the technology industry and conversations with business leaders.

Technology · Markets · Investing

Bloomberg Originals produces investigations, documentaries and video series about companies, markets, technology and power. Its formats combine data, archives, testimony and responses from the organizations being examined.

Companies · Investigations · Technology

Bogleheads is a financial education community inspired by the legacy of John C. Bogle. Its ecosystem includes a forum, wiki, conferences, local chapters, books, a podcast and a YouTube channel. The John C. Bogle Center for Financial Literacy carries the educational mission and owns the Bogleheads trademark.

Financial education · Index investing · Asset allocation

CBC News is the news division of the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation. It publishes reporting, interviews and investigations about Canada and the world, including Marketplace, a program focused on business practices and consumer protection.

News · Investigations · Consumers

Cleo Abram publishes Huge If True, a video journalism series about technologies and scientific advances that may shape the future. Its format combines deep explanations, visual reporting and critical optimism. The same channel also hosts HUGE* Conversations, a long-form interview format.

Technology · Science · Artificial intelligence

Colour-Full Podcast is a conversation series hosted by Stacy Jayne and Sena Zungu. Launched in 2024, it examines race, privilege, identity and social realities through personal experience and dialogue with guests. Its name deliberately retains the British spelling and hyphen used by the publisher.

Identity · Race and privilege · Lived experience

The Computer History Museum is a Silicon Valley institution that examines computing’s ongoing impact on the world. Its mission is to decode the computing past, digital present and technology’s future impact on humanity. It pursues that work through research, exhibits, events, and an extensive collection of artifacts and stories.

Computing history · Archives · Oral history

Figma develops collaborative tools for designing interfaces and digital products. Its channel publishes demonstrations, conversations and Config conference sessions where designers and executives examine creative practice, collaboration and work organization.

Design · Product · Collaboration

Find Your Freedom is a podcast created and hosted by TwentyFree founder Becky Blake. Published primarily in 2020 and 2021, it combines interviews and personal episodes about financial independence, paying off debt, entrepreneurship, travel and building a life by design.

Financial independence · Lifestyle design · Debt payoff

First Round Capital is a venture capital firm that publishes interviews and resources about company building. Its material often documents early product, hiring and distribution decisions through detailed practitioner accounts.

Entrepreneurship · Product · Early customers

Founders Connect is a media platform created by Peace Itimi to document the journeys of African and Black founders, operators and innovators around the world. It began with extended YouTube interviews and expanded into documentaries, public events and a community connecting the technology ecosystem with the people building it.

African startups · Founder journeys · Technology

FRONTLINE is PBS’s investigative documentary series, produced at GBH in Boston. Launched in 1983, it publishes long-form reporting on politics, economics, conflict, justice, health and social change, then extends that work across the web and video platforms.

Investigative journalism · Documentary film · Economics

Greylock is a venture capital firm that publishes conversations, lectures and analysis with founders, executives and researchers. Its channel includes material about company building, hypergrowth, culture and the effects of scale.

Entrepreneurship · Hypergrowth · Culture

HBS Digital Initiative publishes research and conversations about how digital technology affects business and society. Its channel brings together faculty, researchers and practitioners around platforms, data, experimentation and organizational change.

Digital platforms · Research · Data

Huberman Lab is a podcast created in 2021 by neuroscientist Andrew Huberman. The series explains how the brain and body shape perception, behavior and health, then connects those mechanisms to tools people can apply in daily life. Its coverage includes sleep, neuroplasticity, focus, motivation, mental health, physical fitness and recovery.

Neuroscience · Sleep · Neuroplasticity

The Joe Rogan Experience, commonly shortened to JRE, is a long-form video conversation podcast hosted by Joe Rogan. Launched on December 24, 2009, it welcomes guests from fields including research, culture, sport and entrepreneurship. Its official video episodes are published on the PowerfulJRE YouTube channel.

Long-form conversations · Science · Technology

Lenny’s Podcast is hosted by Lenny Rachitsky and focuses on building products, growth and company organization. Its long-form interviews give practitioners time to explain their methods, decisions and the conditions in which they work.

Product · Organization · Growth

Lex Fridman Podcast is an interview series hosted by Lex Fridman. It brings together scientists, engineers, entrepreneurs, artists, historians and public figures for extended conversations about technology, artificial intelligence, science, philosophy, history, business and the human condition.

Artificial intelligence · Technology · Science

Microsoft Research is Microsoft’s research organization. Founded in 1991, it brings together researchers across disciplines to advance science and technology in collaboration with academia, government, industry and Microsoft product teams.

Research · Artificial intelligence · Computing

Modern Wisdom is an interview podcast hosted by Chris Williamson. The series invites researchers, authors, entrepreneurs, athletes and practitioners to examine useful ideas about behavior, performance, relationships, health and society. Its long-form episodes favor explanation and conversation, allowing each guest to develop a method beyond an isolated clip or slogan.

Psychology · Performance · Communication

New York Times Events publishes conversations recorded at New York Times conferences. These interviews place public officials, executives and creators in conversation with journalists about decisions, controversies and changes in their fields.

Economy · Interviews · Governance

No Priors is an artificial-intelligence podcast co-hosted by Sarah Guo and Elad Gil. The series speaks with engineers, researchers, founders and executives to examine the state of research, markets likely to be transformed, and AI’s effects on business, culture and society.

Artificial intelligence · Research · Startups

On Purpose with Jay Shetty is a podcast about meaning, relationships, wellbeing and living and working with greater intention. Jay Shetty combines extended conversations with experts, entrepreneurs, artists and public figures with solo episodes and thematic collections organized around love, the self, service and work.

Purpose and intention · Relationships · Wellbeing

Scale with Ouss is Oussama Ammar’s editorial and educational program about scaling companies. Its live sessions, guides and courses primarily address leaders who want to turn a business that still depends on their constant presence into an organization built around explicit systems, distributed responsibility and, in its most recent material, artificial-intelligence agents.

Business scaling · Operating systems · Customer acquisition

Sequoia Capital partners with founders as they build companies from idea to IPO and beyond. Alongside its investment work, the organization publishes perspectives, company stories, podcasts and video conversations about technology, entrepreneurship and the decisions that shape a company through its official website and channel.

Entrepreneurship · Venture capital · Company building

Stanford Graduate School of Business is Stanford University’s graduate business school. Its mission combines creating ideas that advance the understanding of management with developing innovative, principled and insightful leaders. Alongside its degree programs, Stanford GSB publishes research, podcasts, concise teaching formats and conversations with business leaders.

Management · Leadership · Entrepreneurship

Stanford Online is Stanford University’s online learning provider. Operated by the Stanford Engineering Center for Global & Online Education, it connects a global audience with the teaching and research of Stanford faculty. Its offering includes credit-bearing courses, certificates and degrees, professional education, and free and open-access material.

Online learning · Engineering · Artificial intelligence

The Stanford Institute for Economic Policy Research, or SIEPR, is Stanford’s institute for economic policy research. Founded in 1982, it produces and shares evidence-based knowledge intended to inform responses to major economic challenges. Its research and events connect scholars, policymakers, business leaders and the public.

Economic policy · Research · Innovation

Stripe builds programmable financial infrastructure that helps businesses accept payments, offer financial services and implement different revenue models. The company also publishes material for developers, founders and executives, including through its annual Stripe Sessions conference.

Payments · Financial infrastructure · Internet commerce

Talks at Google is a conversation series organized by teams at Google and released freely as video. Launched in 2006, the program hosts authors, researchers, artists, entrepreneurs, public leaders and other practitioners for long-form discussions in front of company employees. The channel functions as a multidisciplinary archive rather than a podcast centered on one permanent host.

Books · Research · Entrepreneurship

TED is a conference organization and video publisher that distributes short talks about science, society, design, culture and business. Talks are prepared to make an idea accessible to a broad audience.

Ideas · Design · Science

The Financial Coconut is a Singapore media and podcast network built from Reggie Koh’s original podcast. It produces conversations and educational formats about personal finance, careers, investing, business and retirement, with recurring attention to the economic context of Singapore and Southeast Asia.

Personal finance · Careers · Investing

The One Percent Show is a conversation series hosted by Vishal Khandelwal about investing, money, behaviour and a life designed for the long term. Its Apple feed retains the show's historical identifier while now displaying the title The Long Game with Vishal Khandelwal. Ooléle keeps the name under which the Monika Halan conversation was published and records the transition so that one continuing series is not split into duplicate source profiles.

Investing · Long-term decisions · Money psychology

Twilio develops a cloud communications platform and publishes technical and product conferences. Its channel documents messaging, identity, customer engagement and the operations required by large-scale digital services.

Cloud communications · Identity · Operations

VPRO is a Dutch public broadcaster that produces and distributes documentaries, investigations and cultural programs. Its English-language documentary channel provides access to field films about social, economic and urban change.

Documentary · Cities · Society

The White Coat Investor is a US media organization focused on personal finance for physicians, dentists and other high-income professionals. Founded by emergency physician James M. Dahle in 2011, it brings together articles, books, courses, conferences, forums, newsletters, video and several podcasts. Its stated mission is to help this community understand financial products, build a plan and evaluate the advice and services offered to them.

Physician finance · Investing · Retirement

YC Root Access is an archive channel associated with Y Combinator’s public startup courses. It preserves lectures from founders and investors about product, culture, hiring and the earliest stages of a company.

Startups · Culture · Hiring